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My newest book! Child Medication Fact Book for Psychiatric Practice, Second Edition 2023

The Reviews Are In!

https://www.thecarlatreport.com/products/353-regular-bound-copy-with-pdf-access-and-10-cme-post-test

“Practical, thorough, and easy to use.
A must for all prescribers!” 

—Fred R. Volkmar, MD 

Child Study Center
Yale University School of Medicine 


 

“From one of the most trusted names in psychopharmacology comes this user-friendly, practical, and extremely useful guide to the treatment of child and adolescent mental illness. Highly recommended for both trainees and experienced practitioners alike. I myself will be referring back to this book for years to come.” 

—JESS P. SHATKIN, MD, MPH 

Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Pediatrics
NYU School of Medicine 



“This is a very helpful and user-friendly guidebook. The information fits on one page with bullets rather than unnecessary verbiage. FDA indications are noted as well as off-label uses; evidence/ research is cited (including negative studies). Dose guidelines and side effects are easy to spot. Medications included go beyond what the usual psychopharmacology book includes.
Altogether, this book packs a real punch!” 

—GABRIELLE A. CARLSON, MD 

Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics
Stony Brook University School of Medicine 

Author
Joshua Feder, M.D. Dr. Feder's Blog

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